May 2, 2024
Folding signatures for my next bookbinding project...
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Folding signatures for my next bookbinding project...
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Some some ink work for an experiment with kraftex... stay tuned for those results.
On the subject of book cloth interfacing materials...
Which of these do you think gives the best fit and finish?
The materials used were: Rice Paper + Wheat Paste, Fusible sewing interfacing, and Heat n Bond.
Have you made your guesses? Good!
After running this experiment, I've come to the conclusion that despite being more time consuming, the rice paper + wheat paste method is superior. Coming in second, in my opinion is the Featherweight fusible interfacing, and last with the most rounded edges, is the heat n bond.
Have you tried these or other methods? Let me know!
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